Mobile Applications
Your business in your pocket, on iPhone and Android
We build custom mobile apps that give your field teams and clients fast, simple access to your services — a single app for both systems.
Does this sound familiar?
Your field teams have no access to information
On the move, your staff have no way to look up the data they need to work.
Your clients expect an app
They want to order, track or check their information from their phone — and you have nothing to offer them.
Two separate developments are over budget
Building an app for iPhone AND one for Android would double the cost and timeline.
What we build
A single app for iPhone and Android
Thanks to Flutter, Google’s technology that lets us create a single app for both systems, you reduce costs without compromising quality.
Real-time notifications and alerts
Your teams and clients are informed at the right moment, automatically.
Offline mode when it matters
The app works even without a connection and syncs as soon as the network returns.
Store publication included
We handle the listing on the App Store and Google Play, and subsequent updates.
How we work
Scoping
We define the essential features, users and key journeys of the app.
Design
Visual mockups of the app, tested and validated with you before development.
Development
App build, tested on both systems at every stage.
Publication
Listing on the stores, training and support after launch.
Frequently asked questions
Does a single app for both systems cost double?
No, that is exactly the advantage. With a single project, you get an app for iPhone and Android, at a budget well below two separate developments.
How long does it take to develop a mobile app?
A first prototype is generally ready in a few weeks. The full app depends on the complexity of the features, but we always deliver in stages so you can see progress.
How do updates work after launch?
We manage updates on the stores. The app evolves with your needs, and your users automatically receive new versions.
Can the app work without an Internet connection?
Yes, if your use case requires it. The app stores data locally and syncs as soon as the connection returns.